Martha Bergland
Martha Bergland is an American author known for her works that often explore themes related to the Midwest, nature, and history. She has received recognition for her writing, which includes both fiction and non-fiction. One of her notable works is 'Studying Wisconsin: The Life of Increase Lapham,' which delves into the life of a pioneering American naturalist.
Books
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1. A Farm Under A Lake
The novel explores the inner life and memories of a Midwestern woman named Janet, who is caught between her present life as a wife and mother and her past experiences growing up on a farm. On a fishing trip with a friend, Janet reflects on her youth, her relationships with men, and the complexities of her sexual awakening in a rural setting. The narrative weaves through time, revealing the quiet tensions and personal struggles that lie beneath the surface of her seemingly ordinary life, painting a poignant and introspective portrait of a woman's journey through the landscapes of her past and the emotional terrain of her inner world.
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